1679 – Hebrew Bible Particles Concordance – Noldius | First Edition, Aramaic Grammar

Concordantiae particularum ebraeo chaldaicarum is a scholarly reference work on Biblical Hebrew and Aramaic, written by the Danish-German theologian and philologist Christianus Noldius. It analyzes indeclinable words found in the Hebrew Bible (Old Testament) and related Aramaic passages. Noldius collected and explained the meanings of particles which were often ignored or poorly explained in earlier concordances.

This 1679 first edition was published in Copenhagen and bound in sturdy vellum.

Bibliographic Details

• Title: Concordantiae particularum ebraeo chaldaicarum : in qvibus, partium indeclinabilium, qvae occurrunt in fontibus, & hactenus non expositae sunt in lexicis aut concordantiis, natura & sensuum varietas ostenditur
• Author(s): Christian Mold (Noldius)
• Publisher: Hafniae, Sumptibus Authoris [Copenhagen]
• Edition: First edition, 1679.
• Binding: Full vellum
• Format: (8vo), single volume
• Size:  8 in x 7 in (20 cm x 18 cm)
• Collation: 1210 pp
• Contents Include:
  • Hebrew biblical particles
  • Biblical Aramaic particles
  • Scriptural citation index
  • Philological observation

Condition:

Very Good. Full vellum binding remains strong with solid corners and edges. Text block tight and secure. Pages show age toning with some spotting and foxing typical for seventeenth century paper.

Why Collect This?

• First edition of a seventeenth century Hebrew linguistic reference
• Extensive concordance of Hebrew and Aramaic particles
• Early Copenhagen printing

Item Number: #50151